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  •   Final WVU Provost Candidate Holds Last Forum
  •   Italian Delegation Tours FSU
  •   WVU SGA Sends SafeRIDE Proposal to Legal Services for Review
  •   Job Training Available Through OIC Training Academy
  •   Manchin: "Efficiency" - WV Criminal Justice Has New Training Grounds
  •   Kindergarten Kids Leave Parents Behind
  •   Second Provost Finalist Visits WVU
  •   Schools Ask for Energy Audit
  • Personnel Association Sues Mon. County BOE Over Transportation Policy
  •   Community Helps Raise Funds for Grafton Football Family
  •   Harrison County Schools Focus on Raising the Bar
  •   Open Houses Held to Improve Parent-Teacher-Student Relations
  •   Former Marshall Football Coach Speaks at D&E
  •   FSU and Pierpont Hold Welcome Weekend
  •   WVU Welcomes Freshmen Class
  •   Soup Opera Helps with Back-to-School
  • County School Boards Face Tough Battle Regarding Retirement Benefits
  •   High School Students Get New Roof Over Their Head
  •   Monongalia County Bus Drivers Navigate Rodeo Obstacles
  •   Tips for Parents Sending Kids to Kindergarten
  • WVU Resident Assistants Attend Fire Academy
  •   Safe and Drug Free Schools in Monongalia County
  •   Elkins Salvation Army Holds Annual School Supply Giveaway
  •   Marion County Teachers Head Back to School
  •   WVU Trains Campus Emergency Response Team
  •   Red Cross Sports Safety Camp Starts
  •   D&E Planning Sustainability Programs
  •   Randolph BOE Supplementing Extracurricular Activities
  •   Police in Morgantown Get More Money to Fight Underage Drinking
  • Mon BOE Joins Suit; University OEPA Audit Plan Underway
  • Party On, WVU
  • Preston BOE at Standstill in OPED Lawsuit
  • The Barnyard is Filling Up at the Jamboree at the Mill.
  • Learning About Future Opportunities Through Preston County Past
  •   Fred W. Eberle Technical Center Might Offer Firefighter Training Classes
  •   German Students Visit WVU
  • HSTA Celebrates 15 Years
  •   Kids From Across The State Get A Real Lesson in Crime Scene Investigation
  •   Stimulus Package Revamps 'Hope' Tax Credit for American Opportunity
  •   BUHS Could Get PRO Officer
  •   Potential Lawsuit over Retired Teachers Benefits
  •   Camp New You at WVU
  •   Harrison County's Alternative Learning Center to Get PRO Officer
  • Former WVWC Leader Named BUHS Football Coach
  •   Amberview Funding Concerns
  •   Doddridge County FFA Hosts Blood Drive
  •   GSC Holds Math & Science Camp in Elkins
  •   Governor's School Held in Morgantown
  •   SustainU Launches Clothing Line in Morgantown
  •   WVU Researchers Using $3 Million in Stimulus Money
  •   Preston County Graduate Moving to Uganda
  •   Plans for South Preston Middle School
  •   "Wired & Wonderful" Camp Underway in Lewis County
  •   Art Smarts Camp Takes the Stage in Fairmont
  • Campers from Upshur County Camp Tested for Swine Flu
  •   Wallace Teen Awarded $1000 Scholarship for Service
  •   Kids Learn French While Having Fun at Morgantown Public Library
  •   Summer Academy Enables Teens to Study Arts & Heritage
  •   WVU Police Launch Community Emergency Response Team
  •   Bridgeport Summer Camp Focuses on the Arts
  • Memorial Planned for Slain Lewis County Hunter
  •   BUHS Principal Fired
  •   New Deal Festival to Showcase Arthurdale History
  •   Teachers Rally at PEIA Hearing
  •   Songbird Learning Center Offers Classes this Summer
  •   4-H Camp Teaches Kids about ATV Safety
  •   WVU Study Seeks Arthritis Patients
  •   New BOG Members Sworn In at WVU
  •   SIU Hosts Upward Bound Olympics
  •   New Superintendent Starts in Preston County
  •   Preston Memorial Hospital Goes Smoke-Free
  •   Transition Time in Morgantown
  •   New President Takes Office at FSU
  •   Harrison County BOE Discusses Athletic Facilities Upgrades
  • HBO Film Teaches About Alzheimer's
  • Energy Express Kicks Off in Clarksburg
  • Upward Bound Teaches Life Lessons
  •   Training the Next Generation of Technicians for Future of Car Industry
  • BUHS Principal Suspended
  •   Campers Reach New Heights at Camp Dawson
  •   Junior Police Academy Underway in Harrison County
  •   West Virginia Teachers Head Back to School
  • UHS Parents Unhappy With School Performance
  • WVU School of Medicine Fights Back Against Misleading Grade
  •   Educational Summer Camps in Marion County
  •   Jackson Co. Student Wins Free Ride to WVWC
  •   Marion County Artist Does His Part Feeding WIldlife Around the World
  •   Summer of Service Initiative
  •   Scout Camp Kicks Off in Mon County
  •   CSI Camp Underway at FSU
  •   555 Volunteers Take the Oath for Energy Express
  •   Monongalia Co. Kids Learn Through Legos
  • African School Choir Tours West Virginia to Raise Money
  •   Board of Education Looking at Options for Football Field
  •   WVU Eye Institute Holds Summer Camps for Kids
  •   D&E Adds New Language Courses, Study Abroad Locations
  •   Bruceton School Gets State-of-the-Art Playground
  •   Jon McBride Launches Aviation Summer Camp at WVU
  •   Engineers Find Hope for South Preston Middle School
  •   There is Hope for Those Facing Foreclosure
  •   Construction Continues on New WVWC Research Center
  •   Forums Held For Randolph County Schools
  •   WVU Students Work with Native American Education Program
  •   Clarksburg/Harrison County Library to hold Summer Reading Program
  •   Preston County Board Of Education Honors Professional and Service Personnel
  •   WVU to Offer Classes for Veterans
  •   Summer Programs Underway Across the Region
  • WVU Foundation Cuts
  •   WVU Hires State's First & Only Demographer
  •   Area Students Involved in PSA Shoot at Stonewall Jackson Lake
  • WVU Board of Governors Approves 4% Tuition Hike
  •   Barrackville Students Raise Money for Classmate in Need
  • Incoming WVU President to Stay Off Corporate Boards
  •   Area Students Treated To "Willy Wonka" Performance
  •   Company Donates Defibrillator to Bruceton School
  •   Summer Institute on Aging Takes Place in Morgantown
  •   Child Safety Day Keeps Kids Riding Safe in Mon County
  •   Robert L. Bland MS Students Host Raze Event for Younger Students
  •   101 New Nurses Start at WVU
  • "Yellow Ribbon Bill" to Be Signed Into Law Monday
  •   Patsy Cline Songs Take Center Stage at Prickett's Fort
  •   Harrison County Sheriff's Department Hosts 6th Annual Safety Fair
  • Doddrige County Students Learn About Healthy Eating
  • Drugs and Weapons Found in Webster Co. High School Teacher's Car
  •   Doddridge County Students Hold Relay for Life
  •   Anna Jarvis Student Wins Nationwide Contest
  •   St. Patrick School Students Getting Hands-On Agriculture Education
  •   RCB Aerospace Center Hosts Expo
  •   79 Area Students Achieve Junior Special Agent Status with FBI
  •   Preston County Student Receives Statewide Arbor Day Prize
  •   North View Elementary Holds Literacy Fair
  •   WVU Community Arts Program
  •   Area Mission Reforms Spiritually...And Now, Educationally
  •   Junior ROTC Group Holds Flag Disposal Ceremony
  •   Salem Elementary Students Learn to Improve the Environment
  • Manchin to Seek Student Attendence Bill During Special Session
  •   Marion Co. Students Get Lesson in Pepperoni Rolls
  •   WVU Removes Asbestos from Dorm
  •   City of Shinnston Asks Kids for Ideas About Brownfields Site
  • WVU Appoints Registrar
  •   Some Monongalia County Schools to Receive New Entry Ways
  •   WVU Professor Makes Virginia Tech Memorial
  •   WVU Helps West Virginia Flood Victims
  •   MHS Plans Habitat for Humanity Yard Sale
  • Kids Cooking Club Wraps Up With Cook-Off
  •   WVU Seeks $35 Million in Federal Funding for PRT
  • Gilmer County Names New School Superintendent
  •   FSU Spring Commencement
  •   Cadets Visit VA Hospital
  •   WVU Graduates 18 from Army ROTC Program
  •   MHS Students Gain Hands-on Graphics Arts Experience
  •   "LoveSick Radio" Preforms at EFHS
  • Tuition Increases Approved for Coming School Year
  • WVU Alumni Association Receives $2 Million Donation
  •   High School Students Put Car Skills to Test
  •   BUMS Students Raise Money for Charities
  •   WVU Announces Plans for Health & Wellnes Facility
  • Mon County Schools to Receive Stimulus Money
  • Back to the Basics: Local Backpacker Teaches Children Camping 101
  • Children's Book Week, Amnesty Week at Bridgeport Library
  •   Farewell Celebration for Dr.C Peter Magrath
  • WVU Hosts First Nano Symposium
  •   WVU Faculty Senate Seeks Nominations for New BOG Member
  •   West Liberty Choir Tours the State
  •   Helping People With Special Needs Find Work
  • Seven North Central WV Students Receive Wal-Mart Scholarships
  •   Bridgeport Police Investigate Attempted Armed Robbery
  •   D&E Mom's Get Great Present This Mother's Day
  •   Westover Neighborhood Watch Learns Self Defense
  •   Nursing Simulation Lab at FSU
  •   FBI Student Academy Graduates 20 from South Harrison
  •   MTEC Class Starts Recycling Team
  • Olympic Gold Medalist's Mom to Speak at FSU Commencement
  •   Marion County Holds Band Showcase
  •   WVU Student Takes Unique Approach to Find a Job
  •   WVU Holds Veterans Summit
  • WVU BOG Takes No Action at Emergency Meeting
  •   East Fairmont Showcases Art Work
  •   Area Schools Send Students Home Early Due to High Waters
  • Two Monongalia Co. Students Honored as Presidential Scholars
  •   Morgantown Walk Through History
  •   Pleasant Valley Elementary School Holds Carnival
  •   Kids Day at the Fort
  • "Today Show" Anchor to Address WVU Journalism Graduates
  •   WVU Business Students Give Back to the Community
  •   Carnegie Science Center Visits Lewis County
  •   Culinary Class's Final Benefits the Less Fortunate
  •   'Money Matters' Class Held at Grafton HS
  •   Marion County Spring Special Olympics
  •   Elementary Students Take Over WVU Class
  •   WVWC Office of Extended Learning Now Offering Online Courses
  •   Japanese Rotary Members Visit Morgantown
  •   WVU Senior Design Expo
  •   City of Clarksburg Hosts Student Shadow Day
  • USA Today Honors WVU Student
  •   Lumberport Celebrates Funds for New Elementary School
  •   WVU Kiddie Days Kicks Off in Morgantown
  •   Third Ward Elementary Celebrates 100th Birthday
  •   FSU Puts on Original Show
  •   International Coal Group Celebrates Arbor Day with Webster County Students
  •   Would you carry a 5 Gallon Bucket Full of Water on Your Head for Miles?
  •   WVU's Next President and Family Visit Campus
  •   FSU Holds International Fair
  •   NASA Celebrates National Take Your Kids to Work Day
  •   Alumni Park Discussed at WVU BOG Meeting
  •   Upshur County Head Start Hosts First "Safety Fun Day"
  •   WVU Remembers Holocaust Victims
  •   WVU Unveils PRT Earth Day Design
  •   Super Leadership Day for Students
  •   Tar, Not Mold to Blame at Monongah Elementary School
  •   Judge Stops Misconduct Hearing Against Former WVU Provost
  • Second Robbery Reported on WVU Campus in Recent Days
  • Clarksburg Police Seek School Bus for Training
  •   Women of Color Luncheon
  •   Randolph County Hoping New Superintendent Will Start In June
  •   Local Private Schools Buck National Enrollment Trend
  • School Building Authority to Announce Construction Grants Monday
  •   Secretary of State Gives Accolades to Area Students
  • Pay Equity Conference Held in Fairmont
  •   Two Universities Work Together To Launch Balloon Satellites
  • WVU Ranked in Playboy Party School Top Ten
  •   Woman Walks Across Country Hoping To Bring Awareness to Unnecessary Slaughtering Of Horses
  •   Making Age an Asset in Your Job Search
  •   Liberty Students Spruce Up School
  •   GED Student Earns National Award
  •   WVU Students Participate in Edible Car Competition
  • WVU to Launch Search for New Provost
  •   April is Autism Awareness Month
  • Tuition Hikes May Be Coming to WVU
  •   Chinese Educators at Pierpont Community College
  • Bill Passed to Extend Teachers' Retirement Payment Deadline
  • Wildflower Walks are a Tradition at WVU
  •   Lawmakers Put a Cap on the PROMISE Scholarship
  •   Lewis County High Students Report on Blood Drive
  •   DCHS Spring Fling
  •   Area Teams Compete for FFA Scholarships
  •   FBI Honors Area Students for Hard Work
  •   Big Elm Elementary Career Day
  •   Vet Tech Program to Expand at Humane Society
  •   No RIFs for Harrison County Schools
  • WVU Announces Candidates for Registrar Position
  •   WVU Athletes Share Personal Stories through Public Speaking Class
  •   Anna Jarvis Elementary Holds Relay for Life
  •   Morgantown Gets New Police Dog
  •   $200,000 in Technology Funding Comes to Kingwood Elementary
  •   Clarksburg Native Comes Home to Share Success
  •   Imagination Club Gets Creative at Ridgedale
  •   WV Wham! To Play at East West Stadium
  •   Mobile Agriculture Science Lab
  •   Clarksburg DARE Program Hands Out Basketballs to Students
  • Hearing Postponed in Lang Suit Against WVU
  •   UPDATE: Minor Injuries in Monongalia Co. School Bus Accident
  •   String Quartet Performs In Doddridge County
  •   WVU Offers Sustainabilty Course
  •   Aviation Day offers Hands-on Learning
  •   Irish Gala Recgonizes Former Catholic School Students
  •   Celebration of the Arts at East Dale School
  •   WVU Board of Governors Approves Health Sciences Restructure
  •   WVU State Fire Academy Attracts Out-of-State Firefigthers
  •   Barrackville Elementary Gets Grant
  •   WVU Students Pen Petition to Block House Vote on Promise Scholarship
  •   Health Department Calls Lincoln HS Antibiotic Campaign a "Success"
  •   BUHS Teacher Sues Board of Education and Coworker
  •   WVWC Virginia Thomas Law Center for the Performing Arts Opening
  •   Health Department Hands Out Antibiotics at Lincoln High School
  • WVU Asks for Former Provost's Lawsuit to Be Dismissed
  •   Career Fair Offers 8th Graders Glance at Future
  •   WV History Brought to Life in Randolph County
  •   "Drive to Save Lives" Program Comes to BUHS
  •   Water Line Break Affects North Marion High School
  •   EFHS Holds Mock Senate Hearing
  •   Another Meningitis Case Reported at Lincoln High School
  • WVU Student Wins Truman and Goldwater Scholarships
  •   Local High School Band to Perform at National Cherry Blossom Festival
  •   WVU Places Important Books Online
  •   WVU Releases Final Academic Records Report
  • WVU's Next President Signs Contract
  •   New 681 Area Code
  •   Internationally Known Violinist Presents Master Class at WVU
  •   WVWC Exchange Student Helps Hurricane Katrina Vicitims During Spring Break
  •   Fairmont State Selects New President
  •   SHHS Students Compete, Benefit United Way
  •   Buckhannon-Upshur High School Working With WVWC On Water Project
  •   WVWC Students Perform Dr. Seuss Play for Elementary Students
  •   Third Presidential Candidate Visits FSU
  •   Poker Night at the Rec Center
  •   Tygart Valley High School Students Involved In "Kick Butts Day"
  •   Teachers Union Request Audit of State School Systems
  •   Second Presidential Candidate Visits FSU
  •   Public High School Not For Your Teen? Try MCA!
  •   America's Promise Alliance Holds Summit in Fairmont
  •   Monongalia County Student Wins State Poster Contest
  •   BUHS Asks for PRO Officer
  •   BU Middle School Locked Down After Bullet is Found
  •   Soldier Surprises Students at Morgantown High School
  •   Harrison County BOE Approves 2009-2010 Levy Rates
  • Fairmont State Names Three Presidential Finalists
  •   Leprechaun Visits Marion County Students
  • Randolph Elementary Schools Report Good News
  •   Barbour County Schools Adding Math Initiative
  •   Area Rotary Members Travel to Japan
  •   Health Officials Confirm LHS Student Has Meningitis
  •   Arrnettsville Community Center Has 3 More Months to Raise Funds
  •   CERT Training
  • WVU Teaches 4-H Club Members About Veterinary Careers
  •   Pie in the Face
  •   Harrison-Clarksburg Health Department Hands Out Meningitis Vaccines
  •   WV Music Educator's Conference Comes to Morgantown
  •   DCHS Holds Ham, Bacon, and Egg Sale
  •   New Preston County Superintentent Takes Over
  •   Four Buckhannon-Upshur High School Students Charged In School Bomb Plot
  •   Possible Case of Bacterial Meningitis in Harrison County School
  •   Mon BOE Addresses Mylan Park Elementary Modified Calandar
  •   Preston County Superintendent & Others React to State Takeover
  •   West Virginia Wesleyan College Now Enrolling Students For New Masters In Education Program
  • Meningitis Confirmed in WVU Student Death
  • State Takes Over Preston County Schools
  •   Gilmer Co. BOE Ousts Superintendent Toman
  • WVU Faculty Senate Chairwoman Kleist Steps Down
  •   East Fairmont Student in Running for National Award
  •   Monongalia County Private School Sends Kids Home After Kitchen Flood
  • Hearing Cancelled in Lang Suit Against WVU
  •   WVU Selects Clements as 23rd President
  • MHS Student Chosen to Attend US Senate Youth Program in Nation's Capital
  •   UPDATE: WVU Board of Governors Selects New President
  •   Open Forum Held at WVU to Discuss Meningitis
  •   Final Presidential Candidate Visits WVU
  • Flemmington Elementary School B&E
  •   Second Finalist for WVU Presidency Visits Morgantown
  • Two Monongalia School Closed Due to Nearby Smoke
  •   First WVU Presidential Candidate Visits Campus
  •   First WVU Presidential Candidate Visits Morgantown
  •   Mylan Park Elementary Students May Attend School All Year Long
  • UPDATE: WVU Student Dies
  •   Randolph County Board of Education Selects New Superintendent
  •   Mountainview Elementary Gets New Computer Lab
  •   Wind Research at WVU Could Have Worldwide Impact
  •   Area School's Participate in Dr. Seuss "Read Across America" Day
  •   Monongalia County Organizations Raise Funds for AEDs
  •   Rivesville Student Wins Volunteer Award
  • WVU Presidential Candidates Named
  •   DCHS Celebrates One Year Anniversary
  •   Improving Literacy...Helping Americans & The Economy
  • UPDATE: Former Provost Sues WVU
  •   Lewis County High School Reporters Cover Poe Impersonator Visit
  •   Doddridge County Library Gets a Facelift
  •   Area Libraries Offer Books and Music Online
  • Mononglia County Bus Drivers Seek Answers
  •   Parents Get An Inside Look at Middle Schoolers' Lives
  •   WVWC Students Plan Alternative Spring Breaks
  •   Preston County Considers Unique Ideas to Boost School System
  •   Bridgeport Students Get Perfect Score on ACTs
  •   WVU and The Book Exchange Settle Suit
  •   Bridgeport Middle School to Host Parent Awareness Program
  •   Rent: School Edition Makes New York Times Front Page
  •   Criss-Cross Poster Winners Announced
  • This Year is an Important Time for Military Recruitment
  •   Fairmont State Holds Job Fair
  •   South Harrison Advances AP Program
  •   Marion County Names New School Superintendent
  •   Skills USA Contest Held Tuesday
  •   Area Colleges and Universities Observe "Think Pink" Events
  •   Clarksburg Students Participate in National Poetry Competition
  •   More Yaks Than People: Kids Learn About Mongolia Through Pen Pals
  •   Study Looks at the Benefits of Video Games for the Disabled
  •   International Court Judge Visits WVU
  •   Repairs Continue on School Roofs Damaged in Last Week's Storm
  •   Lewis County High School Holds Annual Mr. Valentino Pageant
  •   WVU Search Committee Forwards Nominations to BOG
  •   Upshur County Business Helps BUHS Show Choir
  •   Philip Barbour High School Damaged by High Winds
  • Randolph County School Superintendent to Retire
  •   First Flu Study of Its Kind in Morgantown
  •   Home School Students Celebrate Valentine's Day
  •   WVU Celebrates Charles Darwin
  •   Marion County Students Compete in Spelling Bee
  •   Davis & Elkins College Hopes To Improve Students' Writing Skills
  •   Washington Irving Middle School Gives Locks for Love
  •   WVU SOJ Forms New Organization for Broadcast News Students
  •   WVU Faculty Senate to Form Academic Records Committee
  •   WVWC President Elected To National Assocation Representing Private Higher Education
  •   LHS Students Get Lessons in Life
  •   Science Bowl Puts Students to the Test
  •   FSU Hosts Solo and Ensemble Festival
  •   WVU Board of Governors Meets
  • Heating Problems Close Two Schools Friday
  • WVU Board of Governors Receives Letter from Heather Bresch
  •   FSU Professor Writes Book About Malcolm X
  •   West Virginia Wesleyan College Announces Third American Scholar Winner
  •   Unidentified Odor In Fifth Grade Classroom In Beverly Elementary School
  •   Excess Levy Vote Set for Marion County Schools
  •   Bridgeport Middle Schooler Returns from Super Bowl Trip
  •   Lewis County Superintendent Hopeful For Multi-County Elementary School
  •   Marion Co. Teachers and Officials Push Healthcare Reform Bill
  •   Upshur Co. Elementary Student Wins State Essay Contest
  •   After Bresch, WVU Plans to Reform Records Keeping
  •   FFA Preps for Ham, Bacon & Eggs Show & Sale
  •   Some Teachers Still Have School on Snow Days
  • Gov. Manchin Announces Appointment to the WVU BOG
  •   Schools Find Ways to Meet 180 Instructional Days
  •   WVWC Freezes Tuition and Raises Scholarships for 2009-2010
  •   POWs ...In Preston County Schools?
  •   Morgantown Mayor Asks Governor to Remember City with BOG Appointment
  •   South Preston Middle School Could Reopen
  •   New Demolition Estimate for Old Elkins High School
  •   Governor Visits Clarksburg to Proclaim "Catholic Schools Week"
  •   Lewis Co. Media Class Broadcasts Spelling Bee
  •   Miller, 13, Wins Lewis County Spelling Bee
  •   From Morgantown To Mexico
  •   Randolph County Elementary School Closed Due to Water Problem
  •   Fairmont Youth Honored at Swim for Life
  •   WVU Students Attend Presidential Inauguration
  • State Directs Preston County to Relocate Middle School Students
  •   FSU Teen Theatre to Perform "Rent: School Edition"
  •   Students Watch President Obama Take Office
  •   Webster County Students Heading to Washington D.C.
  •   WVU Continues Presidential Search
  •   New Apartments Under Construction in Fairmont
  • State Recommends Inspections at Two Gilmer County Elementary Schools
  •   WVU Sports Writer Brings Unique Perspective to Blogging
  • Preston High School Closed Due to Heating Problems
  •   Snowbird Visits Randolph County
  •   Eight Area Bands to March in Manchin Inaugural Parade
  •   CPMS Staff Says They've Been Quiet Long Enough
  •   WVU Students Return to Campus
  •   Community Arts Classes Accepting Students
  •   Morgantown High Dedicates Additions
  •   Cheat Lake Students Have Fun with Zumba
  •   Bridgeport Church Establishes WVWC Scholarship
  •   Six Area High Schools Earn U.S. News & World Report Recognition
  • Interim WVU President Releases Commentary on Mountaineer Spirit
  •   Improving Your Education for Free or Little Cost
  •   2008's Economy Impacting Education in 2009
  • WVU Board of Governors Member Steps Down
  • Seven Area Teens Recommended for Service Academies
  •   South Preston Middle School To Stay Open
  •   Parents Concerned About Heating System at PBHS
  • Roanoke Elementary School Damaged During Break-in
  •   WVU Presidential Search Nets 60 Applicants
  •   Fairmont Students Make Christmas Ornaments for Veterans
  •   Boys & Girls Club Gets Gang Prevention Grant
  •   MHS Students Raise Money for New Morgantown Police K-9
  •   MIR Members Meet with Governor Manchin
  •   Westover Rotary Hosts Christmas Party for School Children
  •   Free & Reduced Lunch Numbers Skyrocket for Harrison County
  • Marion County School Superintendent to Step Down
  •   WV Organization Gets Veterans Up to Speed in the Classroom
  •   Healthy Holiday Parties at School
  • Multi-Million Dollar University High School Dedicated
  • Public Invited to UHS Open House
  • Meeting Addresses South Preston Middle School's Future
  •   New High-Profile Position Announced for WVU
  • Small Fire Put Out at WVU's Health Sciences Center
  •   WVU BOG Approves Plans for Basketball Practice Facility
  •   State BOE Declares Emergency in Randolph County Schools
  •   Students Compete in Gingerbread House Contest
  • Judge Rules That MHS Student From Africa Can Play Basketball
  •   Harrison County Students Participate in Rotary Shadow Day
  •   North View Elementary Students Develop Rash
  •   State of Emergency Declared in Randolph County Schools
  •   "Gravedigger" Visits West Fairmont Middle School
  •   Davis & Elkins College Going Smoke-Free In Its Residence Halls
  •   University High School Flooded by Sprinkler System
  • Area Counties to Benefit From School Building Authority Funds
  •   Northview Elementary Students Taught to Eat Fruits and Veggies
  •   UPDATE: Officials Find Cause of Sprinkler System Damage at New UHS
  •   Meet the New University High School
  •   WVU Group Works to Make Manufacturers More Efficient
  •   Area Students Win SMART 529 Essay Contest
  •   Text Message School Alerts
  •   Citizen Efforts Continue Against Preston Co BOE
  •   Doddridge County Choir Performs in Charleston
  •   Randolph County Students Start Two Holiday Businesses
  • 9 Weeks of No Nonsense
  •   Preston BOE Recieves an Earful Monday Night
  •   Petition to Remove Preston County BOE
  •   Regional Raze On 2008
  •   Fun Fitness 101 Gets Kids Active at an Early Age
  •   Liberty Students Take Part in Operation Christmas Child
  •   New State Policy On School Snacks
  •   State Police K-9 Visits Norwood Elementary
  •   Last Day for Some at University High School
  •   Buckhannon Upshur HS Locked Down After Bullets Are Found
  •   Three Harrison County Students Win "Green" Essay Contest
  •   Glenville State College Makes Big Donation To Upshur County Students
  •   PEIA Holds Hearing to Inform Workers of Potential Rate Hike
  •   Boy Scout Troop Honors Veterans Day
  •   WVWC Students Hold Ten Thousand Villages Sale
  •   Victory High School Day of Remembrance
  • Fundraiser Attracts Aspiring Cooks and Hip Cats
  •   "Take A Veteran to School Day"
  • Gas Leak Causes Early Dismissal at Westwood Middle School
  •   DCHS Students Help Out Salem Fire Victims
  •   Family Donates Old Rowlesburg School
  •   Pulitizer Journalist Lectures on 'Drama of Obama'
  •   Preston County School Bond Fails
  •   Marion County BOE Approves Moratorium
  •   Westwood Middle School Picks Their U.S. President
  •   FSHS Starts New Steel Drum Band
  •   Alderson Broaddus College Holds Pumpkin Drop
  •   Two Pumpkin Drops Held in Monongalia County
  • Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis
  •   Mylan Park Elementary to Reopen Friday
  •   FBI Holds Assembly at Norwood Elementary
  •   WVU Athletes Speak Out
  •   Randolph County OEM Creating School Emergency Plans
  •   Upshur County Schools Using New System To Contact Parents
  •   Elkins Middle School Construction On Schedule
  • Harman School Getting Over Illness
  •   Mylan Park Elementary Dismisses Early Due to "Odor"
  •   Norwood Elementary Celebrates Red Ribbon Week
  •   Fixing Up Riverside School
  •   9/11 First Responders Visit Buckhannon
  • Randolph County School Closes Due to Illness
  •   WVU Band Recieves $78,600 for Travel
  •   FSU Working on Temporary Housing
  •   WVU Cheerleaders Visit Wilsonburg Elementary
  •   NASA's Seventh Day at the Park
  •   WVU Unveils Plans for Pedestrian Bridge
  •   WVU Presidential Search: "Full Speed Ahead"
  •   Marion County BOE Rescindes Employee Bonus, Then Gives It Back
  • Fairmont State Kicks Off Homecoming 2008
  •   Harrison County Gifted Students Tour WVU
  •   Senator Rockefeller, WVU Officials Dedicate Neurosciences Institute
  •   No Criminal Charges in Bresch Scandal
  •   WVU SGA Hosts Popular Journalist to Invigorate Voters
  •   Girl Scouts Unveil CCC Badge
  •   New Track for Saint Francis School
  •   State Student Council Organization Holds 75th Annual Conference
  •   Magrath Addresses Campus on WVU's Role in 21st-Century
  •   Salem Fitness Trail Opens to the Public
  •   Upshur County Alcohol Prevention Program Makes Progress
  •   Students to Launch Alternative Newspaper at WVU
  •   How is the Credit Crisis Affecting Private Colleges?
     
  • WVU Presidential Search Committee Finalized
  •   Area Colleges Receive Scholarship Donations
  •   Area School Recieves Money for Broadcast Program
  •   WVU Theatre Dept Prepares for 'Sleepy Hollow'
  • CNN Political Pundits Face Off at Local College
  •   State Dept. of Education Approves Grant
  •   Area Students Participate in Hands-on Alcohol Awareness
  •   Officials Investigate Black Particles Found in Nutter Fort School's Water
  •   Clarksburg Recieves Grant to Encourage Walking to School
  •   WVU Scholars Try to Clarify Bailout's Muddy Waters
  •   Marion County Commission Lawsuit Heats Up
  •   Preston County Teacher Named Wal-Mart Foundation Teacher of the Year
  • Drug Task Force Arrests Man on FSU Campus
  •   Investigation Continues Into Dead Birds at Tucker County HS
  •   School Children Collect "Cell Phones For Soldiers"
  •   Two Lawsuits to Remove Commissioners from November Ballot
  •   Johnson Elementary Teacher Wins Award
  •   Tucker County High School Closed Due To Birds
  •   Bridgeport Says "Ni Hao" to New Chinese Teachers
  •   RCB High School Jr. ROTC Holds Ceremony
  •   B-U Middle School Principal Spends the Day of the School's Roof
  •   WVU Student Awarded National Scholarship
  •   Upshur County Schools Benefit from Music Education Grant
  •   More Added to WVU President Search Committee
  •   Dominon Workers Help Build Salem Nature Trail
  • Teachers Ask Marion Co BOE for $1K Pay Raise
  •   NBC Political News Icon 'Demystifies' Politics at FSU
  • Monongalia County School Could Get PRO Officer
  •   Lumberport Concerned about Schools' Future
  •   MIR, Monongalia County lawmakers draft legislation to reform BOG
  •   Star City Story Time
  • Four Hour Stand Off Ends in Attempted Murder Arrest
  •   FSU Searches for New President
  • WVU Board Approves Presidential Search Committee
  •   School To Tighten Sign-Out Procedures After Student Goes Missing
  • WVU Faculty Senate Holds First Meeting of the Year
  •   Marion County Working on Pre-K Classrooms
  •   Changes to Help School Traffic Concern Cheat Lake Area Residents
  •   WVU Volunteers Vital to Community
  •   Making the Grade
  •   Another Marion County School is Forced to Dismiss Early
  •   Choosy Kids Club Offers Many Choices
  •   Classes Underway At Elkins Middle School Modulars
  •   Nearby Fire Causes Monongah Schools to Dismiss Early
  •   Harrison County Plays It Safe When Hiring Teachers
  •   Friday was Mike Garrison's Final Day at WVU
  •   Bus Problems in Monongalia County
  •   First Day of School Holiday in Elkins
  • Morgantown High School to Start Day Late
  •   First Day of School in North Central West Virginia
  •   Central Preston Middle School holds Open House...at Preston High
  •   WVU President's Search Update
  •   Police Officers Slated for All Harrison County High Schools
  •   Classes Start at Area Colleges and Universities
  •   Randolph County Holds School Bus Rodeo
  •   WVU and Wheeling Jesuit U. Form Partnership
  •   Two Area High Schools To Have Officers in the Hallways
  •   School Bus "Road-e-o" Held in Marion County
  •   Glenville State College Gets $250,000 Donation
  •   Elkins Middle School Modulars Open House Cancelled
  •   Project WARN Comes to Harrison County Schools
  •   WVU Alumni Association Presents Scholarships
  •   UPDATED: Police Investigate WVU Student Death
  •   West Virginia University Welcomes New Students
  • Pharmacy Students Earn Their White Coats
  •   Move-In Day at WVU
  •   Wesleyan Getting Ready For New School Year
  •   Monongalia County School Mourns Student Death
  •   Volunteers "Shine" East-West Stadium
  •   WVU's Largest Freshman Class Set to Move In Friday
  •   Back to School Health
  •   Fast Track Graduation
  •   Mine Rescue Competition Underway in Monongalia County
  •   Marion County BOE Uses Four Day Work Week to Save
  •   Marion County Schools Plan for the Future
  •   Gear-Up Hosts Lego Robotics Camp
  •   Clarksburg Music Store Hosts "Rock School" Camp
  •   Architects Display Plans for Preston County Schools
  •   WVU Farm Holds Field Day
  •   Digging Up Dinosaurs
  •   New WVU Interim President Meets with Faculty Senate
  •   Making Sunnyside Brighter
  •   MHS Show Choir Documentary May Not Make it to MTV
  •   Students Showcase Math and Science Skills
  •   Crime Scene Investigations for Kids
  •   Community Members Strategize to Stop Underage Drinking
  •   Monongah Teacher Set for Educational Trip at Sea
  •   GED Test Changes
  •   Earth, Wind and Water Camp Being Held in Elkins
  •   WVU Board of Governors Approves Interim President
  •   Doddridge Co. Kids Experience CSI Camp
  •   WV Upward Bound Olympics Held in Elkins
  •   New President Takes Over at Davis & Elkins College
  •   Kid's Cooking Club Educates Children About Food
  • Governor Manchin Appoints Ray Lane to WVU Board of Governors
  •   WV Junior Fire Academy Wraps Up
  • Governor Names Former WVU Quarterback to Board of Governors
  •   Kids Take Part in Mountaineer Adventure Camp
  •   Junior Firefighting Camp at WVU's New Fire Academy
  •   State Social Studies Summer Institute Held in Bridgeport
  •   Kingwood Library Offers Kids Adventures in Learning
  • Gov. Manchin Appoints Former MIT President to WVU Board of Governors
  •   Another WVU Official to Step Down After Bresch Degree Scandal
  • Fairmont State President to Take Same Position at Indiana State
  •   New State Fire Academy Opens in Lewis County
  •   Students Get a First-Hand Look at Army Life
  • WVU Libraries Put Historical Photo Collection Online
  •   FSU Holds Diversity Camp
  •   Red Cross Introduces Babysitter Boot Camp
  •   Summer Camp Helps Get Kids Active
  •   WVU Children's Vision Camp Kicks Off in Harrison County
  •   Mountaineer Challenge Academy Holds Graduation
  •   Monongalia County Prepares for Disaster Drill
  •   WVU Releases Report on its Health Sciences Center
  •   FSU Partners with Energy Star
  • WVU Board of Governors Outlines Presidential Process
  •   Area Teens "Elected" to High Offices at Boys State
  •   Buckhannon-Upshur Middle School Choir to Perform in Nation's Capital
  •   Learning to Fight Wildfires
  •   Summer Camp Season Starts at Area Colleges and Universities
  •   WVU Community Reacts to Resignation
  •   WVU Executive MBA Enrollment Up
  •   Hit and Run Victim Honored at Former School
  •   Students May Move Out Of Elkins Middle School Next Year
  •   Plans for Central Preston Middle School
  • UPDATED: WVU Alumni Call for Garrison's Job
  •   Donation Extends Rails to Trails Project
  •   East Dale Field Day
  •   A Revised School Bond for Voters
  •   WVU Student Rally: Garrison Must Go
  • Changes In Store for WVU After Degree Scandal
  •   Clarksburg Students Collect Pennies for Ronald McDonald House
  •   Lincoln HS Holds Special Graduation for Tournament-Bound Baseball Players
  •   North View Elementary School Holds DARE Graduation
  •   WVU Student Organizes Public Forum on Bresch Degree Scandal
  •   School Field Trip to 3 Rivers Festival
  • The Randolph County BOE plans to fix problems listed by OEPA
  •   1887 Teaching Kit
  •   Students from Around North Central WV Compete in Bottle Rocket Competition
  •   3 WVU Professors Resign Posts
  • Controversy Involving WVU President Garrison Continues
  •   LiveGrades Goes Online in Harrison County
  •   Hometown History Lesson
  •   More Info: WVU BOG Meets in Executive Session
  •   Educators Learn to use Robotics
  •   Degree Scandal Changes Celebration
  •   Two Counties to Benefit From Marion County School Bond Defeat
  •   Community Reaction Split Over Marion Couny School Bond Defeat
  •   Voters in Randolph County Rejected Proposed School Levy By 557 Votes
  •   WVU Faculty Votes "No Confidence" in Mike Garrison...Again
  •   WVU President Mike Garrison Addresses Faculty Senate
  •   Mountaineers for Integrity and Responsibility Forms
  •   WVU Students Move Out, Trash Moves In
  •   Construction Nearing Completion On New State Fire Academy
  •   WVU Faculty Says Garrison Should Step Down
  •   Doctors Sign Letter of Support for WVU President
  •   Aviation Day at Anna Jarvis Elementary
  •   Bresch Scandal Hurting Donations and Gifts at WVU
  •   Kiddie Days at the WVU Farm
  •   Italian Students Visit Monongah Mine Memorial
  •   Upshur County has a New Superintendent
  •   Mountain State Mine Training
  •   Despite Resignations, Lang and Sears Plan to Remain at WVU
  •   Elkins Middle School To Receive Major Upgrades
  •   Kasson School Holding Celebration For Funding
  •   WVU Officials Resign And Faculty Senate Schedules Special Meeting in Bresch Fallout
  • WVU Academic Leaders Announce Resignations
  •   North Central WV Students Participate in Envirothon
  •   Students Send Schoolwork Soaring in Monongalia County
  •   Harrison County School Board Makes Decision On New Superintendent
  •   WVU President Answers Questions on Bresch and Rodriguez Situations
  •   WVU Hospitals Participate in "Take Your Child to Work Day"
  •   Fred Eberle's Oil And Gas Program Gets Big Donation
  •   Region 10 Band Festival Held in Harrison County
  •   Paws for People Program Comes to Taylor County Classrooms
  •   WVU Actions ‘Seriously Flawed’
  •   Funding Secured for University HS Sports Stadium
  •   North Central WV Schools Benefit from SBA Decisions
  •   Doddridge County Students Get Real Life Lesson on the Consequences of Underage Drinking
  •   Harrison and Upshur County Students Get Lessons in Finance
  •   Challenge Acadmeny Breaks Ground on Expansion
  •   Randolph County School Builds Weather Station
  •   All-Inclusive Strategy for Marion County School Bond
  •   Making Good Choices in Monongalia County
  •   Webster County Students Get Lesson in Mine Reclamation
  •   FSU Set to Put Concrete Canoe to the Test
  •   Virginia Tech Massacre & Legislation Leads to WVU Discussion
  •   Upshur County Students Create Memorials For Four Crash Victims
  •   Head of WVU's School of Medicine Resigns
  •   Subway's Jared Visits Area
  •   MHS Band Marching in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
  •   Marion County School Bond Up for Vote in May
  • WVU Officials Awaiting Report on Bresch Investigation
  •   WVU Names New Law School Dean
  •   WVU Board of Governors Approves Tuition Hike
  •   School Bond Breakfast Friday
  •   Former Death Row Inmates Address Students at GSC
  •   Living with Autism
  •   Lumberport Students Get Inspiration from Disabled Bodybuilder
  •   WVU School of Medicine Makes Top Ten List
  • Glenville State Gets $5 Million Gift
  •   Gun Found at Doddridge County School
  •   Lunch and Learn
  • Preston County Schools Were Over-Charged $800,000 on Electric Bills
  •   Sen. Rockefeller Committed To Education and Technology.
  •   Project Proud
  •   Food Prices Soar, Hurt Business in WV
  • Pittsburgh Newspaper to Sue WVU Over Records Requests
  •   Kids Rock Out to "Dancing Queen"
  •   WVU Gets Wild Donation
  • Ritchie County School to be Closed for Third Straight Day
  •   Students Share Stories from Nicaragua
  •   Salem International President Steps Down
  •   EFHS Band Headed for the Bahamas
  •   "Finding Words" to Talk to Kids
  •   Doddridge County Student Gets National Honor
  •   Preventing Drugs in Schools
  •   Davis & Elkins College Names New President
  •   Students Take Steps To Fight Obesity
  •   Getting Kids Fired Up For Firefighting
  •   Shedding Tears for Shedded Hair
  •   Upshur County Superintendent Wants PRO Officers In Schools
  •   Resource Officer Removed From Lewis County Middle School
  •   WVU Breaks Ground for New Dorm
  •   Elkins School Wants to Put Tennis Balls, CDs and Mouse Traps To Good Use
  •   Parents in Monongalia County Question Notification Over School Hoax
  •   Students Spend First Day in New Doddridge Co. High School
  •   Clarksburg Web site Aimed at Attracting, Keeping Business
  •   Teachers Move Into New Doddridge County High School
  •   Doddridge County Dedicates New High School
  •   Harrison County School 'Goes Bananas' for Student with Leukemia
  •   1 in 5 High School Graduates Reads at Fourth Grade Level
  • Upshur County BOE Rescinds Restructuring Decision
  • WVU Professor Held In Contempt Of Court For 2001 Story
  •   Making the Call to Dismiss School
  •   Harrison County Schools Superintendent Announces Resignation
  • Area Schools Received Recalled Beef
  •   Update: Teacher Arrested in Drug Sweep Resigns
  •   WVU Study Shows the University's Impact on the State
  •   Funding May Force Randolph County to Go to Split Classrooms
  •   Spanish, French, or ... Chinese?
  •   New Video: "Letters Home" Marine Returns Home to Talk to Students
  •   Students Buzzing For Marion County Spelling Bee
  •   Marion County Students Learn Leadership and Lawmaking
  • Deputies Investigate Breaking and Entering at Fairview Middle School
  •   Marion County Students Go "Career Cruising"
  •   New FSU Engineering Building Closed
  •   Marion County Job Shadow Day
  •   Downtown Bistro in the works for Fairmont
  •   New Program Links Parents & Schools
  •   WVU: Safest in Big East?
  •   Snowbird Visits Anna Jarivs Elementary
  •   WVU To Launch Its Own Social Network Web site
  •   Randolph BOE Hopes Voters Pass Levy Tax
  •   Job Cuts Likely in Marion County Schools
  •   Harrison County Universal Preschool Program Looks To Next School Year
  •   Racial Issues and West Virginia University
  •   Students Donate Stories & Sunglasses for Island Children
  •   Officials Take Another Look at School Bus Safety
  •   WVU Law Professors Weigh In on Rodriguez Lawsuit
  •   Tracking Sexual Predators On MySpace
  •   Bulging Bricks Finally Fixed
  • Sen. Rockefeller Nominates Area Students for Service Academies
  •   State Educators Participate in NASA Competition
  •   New Space Week Building for Upshur County Students
  •   MHS's Kincaid Named State Teacher of the Year
  •   Students Compete in Harrison County Spelling Bee
  •   WVU Praises Manchin's "Bucks for Brains Program"
  •   WVU Provost Gives Charge to Independent Review Team
  •   Upshur County Educators Get Lesson in 21st Century Learning
  •   Bridgeport HS Tops Ranking of West Virginia High Schools
  •   Full One-on-One Interview: Pres. Garrison Addresses Issues Facing WVU
  •   Hometown Hero's Campaign for Reading
  •   New Homework Policy for Lewis County
  •   Building Usage Fees May Increase in Randolph County
  • Police Investigate Incident on School Bus
  •   Road Closures, Water Rescues and Mudslides In Marion County
  •   Marion County School Bond Call in Final Planning Stages
  •   Mine Safety Senior Project
  • Rock Cave Elementary to get Soccer Field
  •   Area Groups Perform at State's 'Joyful Night' Celebration
  •   Army Bonuses For High School Seniors
  •   New School Safety Bus Standards Considered
  •   West Virginians Clicking To Find Deals on Cyber Monday
  •   FSU Addressing Physics Teacher Shortage
  •   SBA Funding Delay Could Mean Hold-Up For School Projects
  •   New WVU Building Named After Donor
  •   Serving the Youth in Monongalia County
  •   WVU Athletes Take on Public Speaking
  •   Stopping Cardiovascular Disease Before It Starts
  •   'Create West Virginia' Helps Create Opportunities
  •   Parents And Administrators Talk About Morgantown High Violence
  •   Parents at East Dale Elementary Concerned Over Special Needs Classroom
  •   High School Band from Marion County to Represent WV in DC Veterans Parade
  •   Marion County Schools Report 39 Criminal Incidents Last Month
  •   Harrison County Students Dress in Duct Tape to Learn a Lesson
  • Charges Filed in Marion County School Threats
  • Parent Files Lawsuirt Against Randolph County Board of Education
  •   Taylor County Middle School Principal 'Hams' it up for a Good Cause
  •   Medical Chopper Stops for Students
  •   WVU Hosts Annual Pumpkin Drop
  •   Student Accused in Doddridge Co. HS Threats is Back in Court
  •   Monongalia County Teacher Wins Statewide Award
  •   Garrison Inaugurated as West Virginia University's Newest President
  •   One on One Interview with WVU's New President
  • Police Expect to File Charges in Philip Barbour High School Threats
  •   Administrative Review Set for Arson at Fairmont Senior High School
  •   Security 'Beefed Up' at Marion County Schools
  •   WVU Receives $25 Million Donation
  •   Health Center Helping With High School Attendance
  •   'Back to Normal' for Students at Fairmont Senior High School
  •   Doddridge County Offers Reward in School Threats Case
  •   North Marion High School Dismisses Early After Threat
  •   WVU Crime Reporting
  •   Harrison County Student Arrested for Allegedly Making Threats
  •   Upshur County Schools Dismissed Early As A Precaution
  •   Principal Says No Overcrowding on School Buses
  •   Only on 12: Five Fairmont Senior Students Arrested
  • Arrest Made in Doddridge County Threats
  • Fairview Middle School Evacuated Because of a Call From Texas
  • Fairmont Senior High School Student Charged With Arson
  •   Summer Flood Causes Mold In East Dale Classrooms
  •   Fairmont Buys Abandoned Hughes Supply Co. Building
  •   Shortage of Male Teachers Affects Schools
  •   Teacher Award Given Out in Harrison County to Teacher From Logan County
  •   Students Explore Space and Science at Aerospace Expo in Clarksburg
  •   State Fire Marshal Pleased with Repairs to Randolph County Schools
  • Preston County BOE Expels Four Students Caught with Drugs
  •   Davis & Elkins College Posts New Web Site
  •   Schools in Monongalia County Stiffen Security
  •   Grafton High School Marching Band Gets New Ride
  •   New Web site Provides One-Stop Shop For Potential College Students
  •   Marion County Wants Drug Dog
  •   Harrison School Bond Gets Resurrected
  •   Construction and Funding are Hot Topics for Area Schools
  •   Barnes Learning School named 'Exemplary'
  •   Technology Changing the Way Students Learn
  •   West Virginia Wesleyan College Student Writes Children's Book
  •   Four Marion County Schools Win Exemplary School Award
  •   Forensics Programs Educating Students at WVU
  •   New York City-Based Kids Show Comes to West Virginia
  • Elkins City Council Wants Something Done with Two Old Schools
  •   Some Buckhannon Residents Express Concerns Over Serenity House
  • WVU Announces New Campus Safety Measures
  •   Amberview Program is Now Available Across the State
  •   WVU Rededicates Oglebay Hall
  •   Randolph County School Postpones First Day of School
  •   Children Fight Back Against Predators
  •   Randolph County Schools Still Need Teachers
  •   WVU Students, President Speak Out About Rankings
  •   WVU Ranks as the No. 1 Party School in the Nation
  • Along with Party Ranking, WVU Gets Other High Marks
  •   Bus Drivers Gear Up With "Rodeo" For School Year
  •   WVU Students Return to New Projects
  • Governor Manchin Hands Out Safe and Drug-Free Community Grants
  •   National Magazine Ranks Area Colleges Among The Best
  •   Principals Get Lesson in School Safety
  •   One Year Later, Jesus Painting and Thief Still Have Not Been Found
  •   Thousands Travel to Morgantown for Move-In Day
  •   A New Store that Saves Money for Teachers
  • Enrollment Numbers Up at Area Schools
  •   State Fire Marshal Accepts Valley Head Improvement Plan
  •   State Releases More Info on School Supply Lists
  •   Teachers at Valley Head Elementary Get Set for New School Year
  •   School Supply Lists Become a Thing of the Past
  •   WVU to be Medical Research Hub
  •   Portable Classrooms for Normantown Elementary
  •   Fire Marshal Rejects Valley Head Plan
  • Elkins High Teacher Indicted
  •   Vandals Strike Morgantown School
  •   Looking for a Long-Term Solution for Normantown Elementary
  •   Students Get a Lesson from the Mountaineer
  •   New Fund will Help Marching Band with Travel Costs
  •   "Tree of Heaven" Threatens West Virginia Forests
  •   School Dress Code Changing
  •   New WVU President Meets with Faculty
  •   Marion BOE Begins Survey for School Bond.
  •   Voters Say "NO" to Harrison County School Bond
  •   Voters Hit the Polls for Harrison County School Bond
  •   Kids Day Held in Morgantown
  • Harrison County School Bond Goes to a Vote Saturday
  •   Students Get a Look at "BomBot" Technology
  • Debate Over Harrison County School Bond Planned
  •   Clarksburg DARE Program Gets Help from Bar Association
  •   High School Security Improving
  •   WVU's Brooks Hall Goes Green
  •   Debate Escalates Over Harrison County School Bond
  • Marion County BOE Upholds Arrested Teacher's Suspension
  •   First Day for WVU's New President
  • Stolen Computers Leave Harrison County School Workers at Risk for ID Theft.
  •   Hardesty Bids Farewell to Congressional Delegation
  •   Marion Board of Education Wants Help With Bond Call
  •   Taylor County Kids Trade Summer Vacation for Books
  •   Future Of Valley Head Elementary School Still In Doubt
  •   Students Have AMPLE Learning Opportunities
  •   New WVU Program Pairs Therapy and Horses
  • AB College President to Retire
  •   Mountaineer Challenge Academy Holds Graduation
  •   Thirteen Counties Sign Deal with Glenville State College
  •   Anonymous Donor Helps Fund Monongalia County School Playgrounds
  •   SIU Teacher Education Program Retains Accreditation
  •   Authorities Update Harrison County School Safety Surveys
  •   Fighting Childhood Obesity in Preschool
  •   Upward Bound Students Take Over Davis & Elkins College
  •   Lewis County 4-H Gets Grant for ATV Safety
  •   Prominent Fairmont Figure Lives On With Memorial
  •   Two Students Represent North Central WV at the National Spelling Bee.
  •   Coaches Hired for Harrison County Middle School Soccer Teams
  •   Field Of The Future Will Soon Be Field Of The Present
  •   Alderson-Broaddus College Part Of The iPod Revolution
  •   Fairmont Museum Dials Up History
  •   Fire Officials Shutdown Another WVU Fraternity
  •   WV Student Places Seventh in National Geography Bee
  •   Morgantown High Makes National List
  •   Graduation Requirements Stiffened in Marion County
  • Residents Voice Opinions on Proposed Marion County School Bond
  •   Students Help Classmate Suffering From Cancer
  •   More Information About Upshur Superintendent Investigation
  •   Federal Agents Investigate Upshur County Schools Superintendent
  •   Contract Details for New WVU President Are Released
  • Several Colleges and Universities Celebrating Commencement
  •   Students Helping WVU Go Biodiesel
  •   Ellenboro First Grader Wins National Handwriting Championship
  •   Bus Driver Shortage Threatens Field Trips
  •   Reward Offered for Shooting and Bomb Hoax
  •   Charges Filed In High School Shooting Hoax
  •   School Boards Association Selects Cann as President
  •   Upshur County Prosecutor Works on Charges in High School Shooting Hoax
  •   WVWC Nursing Program Makes History
  •   Valley Head Elementary Finally Hears Some Good News
  • Marion County Teacher Arrested for Allegedly Battering Student
  •   Middle School Teacher Convicted Of Stalking Student
  •   More Details Emerge About 911 Hoax
  •   Alleged School Shooting In Upshur County Ruled Hoax
  •   W.V. Envirothon Teaches Students About Environmental Issues
  •   Fire Code Violations Could Close Randolph School
  •   Marion County Learns About Child Abuse and Neglect
  •   Rockefeller Tours School Security System After Va. Tech Rampage
  •   Harrison County Board of Education Approves Bond Issue
  • Parents Fuming Over Possible Closure of Randolph County School
  •   Taylor County Board Reviews School Security Issues
  •   WVU Brain Surgery Program Gets $1.5 Million Endowment
  •   WVU Students Test Their Reporting Skills in the Wake of VT Shootings
  •   Virginia Tech Shooting has WVU Police Reviewing Safety Plans
  •   Marion County Schools Pass Cell Phone Policy
  •   New Pool Helps AB College Lap the Competition
  •   Final Candidate for WVU Presidency Visits Morgantown
  •   Faculty Backlash Over WVU's Presidential Search
  •   Fairmont Middle School Means Development For Area
  •   Marion School Bond Could Mean New Facilities
  •   To Prevent A Predator
  •   Second Presidential Candidate Visits WVU
  •   Safer Schools On The Way In Upshur County
  •   "We Are Not Going Away"
  •   Harrison County BOE Plans Public Meeting To Discuss Internet Dangers
  •   WVU Presidential Candidate Visits Morgantown
  •   Some Harrison County Teachers Want More From BOE Emergency Fund
  • Funding for Rural Schools in 11 Counties Could Be In Danger
  •   East Park Elementary Students Help Battle Cancer
  •   Security Guards Could Return To Buckhannon-Upshur High School
  •   WVU Committee Narrows Presidential Field to Three
  •   Drop Out Rates Causes Concern for Educators in Taylor County
  •   Preston County Teachers Who Walked Out May Lose Pay
  • WVU Journalism Contest Winners
  • WVU Presidential Search Continues
  •   Preston County Teachers Stick to their Word on Walking Out
  •   Only Two Counties in North-Central W.Va. Plans to Participate in Teacher Walkout
  •   Health Department Ends Investigation Into What Caused Students to Become Ill at Liberty High School
  •   Teachers Race To Organize Walk-Out
  •   Teachers at Charleston Rally Blast Lawmakers
  •   Notre Dame High Student Chosen for US Senate Youth Program
  •   Teachers Not Happy With 3.5 Percent Pay Raise
  •   Fairmont Officers Travel To South Carolina For Exclusive AMBER Alert Training
  •   Teachers Must Provide Sick-Out Verification
  •   Update: Work Stoppage In Monongalia County Schools
  •   Some Wonder if "Blue Flu" Rumor Will Become A Reality
  • Potential Teacher Walkout Could Become a Reality Later this Month
  •   Small Fire Causes Evacuation at Marion County School
  •   Teachers Sound Off At Separate Rallies
  •   Celebrating Dr. Seuss
  •   Officials: No New Candy Related Illnesses
  •   Marion Schools To Open, Water Tanks Still Struggling
  •   Teachers Said to Be Planning Sick-Out for Higher Pay
  •   Officials Still Determining What Caused Sickness at Liberty High School
  •   Community Pauses to Remember Big Elm Principal
  •   No Child Left Behind Debate Rekindles
  •   Tunnelton Students Relocated Due to Water Shortage
  •   More Autism Training Is Needed for Teachers
  •   $16 Million School Opens in Marion County
  •   Preston High School Dealing With Roof Leaks
  •   Keeping Kids in School and Out of Trouble
  •   Water Worries in Preston County
  •   West Virginia Artwork is Getting Seen in NYC
  •   Trying to "Buy" a PROMISE Scholarship
  •   Another Snow Day Leaves School Officials Feeling Frosty
  •   Mother Nature Putting A Freeze On Schools
  •   WVWC Takes Search for Students to MySpace
  •   Randolph County Falling Behind When It Comes To Health Of Kids
  •   Security Guards Gone From Buckhannon-Upshur High School
  •   WVU Takes First Step Towards Renovationsof Law School
  •   WVU Med Schools Make Big Economic Impact on State
  • Bill in Legislature Would Cut Recent Grads State Taxes
  • Cancellations due to Marion County Water Problems
  •   Central Preston Middle School Parents Want Answers
  •   Teachers Rally at Capitol
  •   Wesleyan Announces First Ever American Scholar
  •   Mon. County Parents Concerned About Packed School Buses
  • Report Raises Questions About PROMISE Scholarships
  •   Teachers Get Organized in Mon County
  • Mon.County DARE Program in Jeopardy
  •   Final Dismissal for Some Monongalia County Schools
  • Alumni Come Up Big For Clay Battelle
  •   Buckhannon Upshur High School Increases Security
  •   E-mail Shakes Harrison County School Board
  • Water Line Break Forces Norwood Elementary to Close
  • Lewis County School Bus Driver Fired After Alleged Molestation
  •   Preston High School "Works"
  •   Discrimination Claim Filed Against Lewis Co. Board of Education
  •   Vandalism Closes Buckhannon Upshur High School
  •   WVU Serves State Through 4-H
  •   Fantasy Toys Bring Young Imaginations to Life this Christmas
  •   WVU Students Get "Hands On" Training in Puppetry
  •   WVU Home to One of a Kind Student
  •   New WVU Program Gives Students a Lesson in the Mountain State
  •   Pumpkins Fall from Sky in Morgantown
  • Unruly Student Sends School Into Lockdown
  •   Amberview Technology Now on Cell Phones
  •   Lawsuit over Jesus Painting Comes to a Close
  • Barbour County Schools Searching for New Superintendent
  • Informational Meetings for Preston School Levy
  • Homecoming Week at WVU
  • Should Harrison County Schools Pay for an Assistant Prosecutor?
  • Fairmont Senior High Student Expelled
  • Marion County to Expand Anti-Bullying Program
  • Viral Rash in Harrison County Schools
  • State Dept. Of Education: Keep Seniors In Classrooms
  • Jesus Lawsuit Dismissal Still Up In the Air
  • Challenge Academy Trying to Boost Enrollment
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